If you find something I don't have, or have a new category, let me know. An appendix at the end of the chapter also includes a brief explanation of how to read power cards as well as a revision of the stealth rules for the Dungeons & Dragons.A lot of categories I'm just putting in ad hoc, and then I don't feel like going back through the books to fill in the blanks, so lots of things will be missing.

Character Options - This chapter includes new backgrounds based on societal status, circumstances of birth, or race for players to use, along with new feats, equipment, and rituals.New paragon paths and epic destinies are also presented, such as the blood moon stalker, the wild mage, or the lorekeeper. Classes - Core classes from the arcane, divine, and primal power sources are presented here: avengers, barbarians, bards, druids, invokers, shamans, sorcerers, and wardens.Examples inlcude adroit explorers for humans or scions of Arkhosia for dragonborn. most of the traditional D&D foes, such as basilisks. The chapter also includes a new paragon path for each of the core races, including those from the previous Player's Handbook. feats, spells, and prestige classes, as well as useful advice. Races - This chapter introduces the new core races: devas, gnomes, goliaths, half-orcs, and shifters.Introduction - This brief foreword, among other things, introduces players to the new primal power source with a basic explanation of its origins and nature.The book is organized into four chapters, as follow:

The book is slightly slimmer than the first Player's Handbook, as it lacks details on how to introduce new players to the game or an explanation of how the rules work. The book also includes a number of new feats, powers, and rituals. Pounce like a leopard (7th level Geomancer drift, Complete Divine) Claws of the Leopard (spiked. augments to add damage to each attack, Expanded Psionics Handbook) Lions Charge (3rd level druid / 4th level ranger spell, most recent version Miniatures Handbook). It also adds a number of unique races and classes, as a well as several new paragon paths and epic destinies. D&D 3.5 Taking a full attack action after moving 10 feet. The PHB2 includes, among other things, races and classes that were considered 'core' in previous editions but were excluded in the initial release of 4th edition. UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS OR USE MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL OR CIVIL PROSECUTION, DISCIPLINE UP TO AND INCLUDING TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT, TERMINATION OF ASSIGNMENT, OR LOSS OF ACCESS. The fourth core rulebook in the 4th edition ruleset for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, the Player's Handbook 2, or PHB2, is meant to be used alongside the original 4th edition Player's Handbook by players for building their characters. WARNING THIS IS A FORD MOTOR COMPANY PRIVATE COMPUTER SYSTEM.

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